Review on GSlife Dish Drying Rack Rustproof, 201 Stainless Steel 2 Tier Dish Racks With 3 Drainboards For Kitchen Counter, Dish Drainer With Utensils Holder,Cutting Board Holder,Black by Stacy Harris

This is a very roomy and sturdy dish rack. I put a heavy stoneware plate on the top rack, couple of glasses and some silverware on the bottom shelf, and all on the same side of it. I tried to intentionally topple it to see if it tips over. I was not able to tip it over by acting an accidental hit or push. So, it is sturdy and well built.The instruction is wrong. According to the instruction, the plate rack goes on the bottom. I had seen in the picture here that plate rack is on the top. So, I followed the instruction first, and the screw holes don’t line up if you try to put the plate rack on the bottom. Don't follow the instruction for that part of it, and don’t force the frame to line up the screw holes. The rest of it was easy. It doesn't even need instructions. You just need to look at the picture. It is very easy to clean and drain the drain pans. All together, it is a very nice dish rack.The only improvement they could make is to remove or make the knife slots smaller, and add extra silverware cups.Update: It has started to rust. Almost all joints where parts have been welded together are rusted.